A petitioner tenant asserted that service of a rent demand constituted harassment and that she did not owe any rent.

She introduced into evidence a demand for payment of rent that a landlord had served pursuant to Real Property Actions and Proceedings Law §711(2). She asserted that service of the rent demand “constituted harassment” and that she did not owe rent to the landlord.

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